Federal Police saved Swedish young people in pomeelles from a serious risk

Federal Police saved Swedish young people in pomeelles from a serious risk

In a dramatic incident in pomeelle, the federal police stopped a car with Norwegian license plates that was on the way to Berlin. Two 15-year-old Swedish boys were sitting in the vehicle who were sought internationally as minors in need of protection. Three adult Swedish men were also in the car, but there was no suspicion against. Investigations have shown that the adults were held responsible for the withdrawal of the minors.

The young people, already known for police offices in Sweden, were custody at the request of the Swedish social service. The Swedish authorities have reported that the boys' parents did not cooperate and said that the children were better in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A responsible judge confirmed the protective custody and the boys were finally brought to Rostock. There the police handed them over to their Swedish colleagues, whom they transported to Trelleborg by ferry.